Films showing in the Hampshire region until 21st April.
BE COOL (12A) This sequel to Get Shorty plunges streetwise mobster-turned-movie producer Chili Palmer (John Travolta) into the cut-throat music industry, where he find himself on the run from the Russian mob.
CONSTANTINE (15) Constantine is a dazzling visual spectacle about a man born with the ability to recognise half-breed angels and demons. Think matrix meets blade.
HITCH (12A) Self-assured 'date doctor' Alex 'Hitch' Hitchens (Will Smith), helps the socially inept men of New York find love. But while helping latest client, accountant Albert Brennaman (Kevin James), Hitch falls for street-smart culture vulture Sara Melas (eva mendes).
THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT (U) Computer animated remake of the classic British kids favourite. Starring the voices of Robbie Williams, Kylie, Tom Baker, Joanna Lumley, Ian McKellen and Lee Evans.
MAN OF THE HOUSE (12A): When a bust goes wrong and an informant is murdered, five cheerleaders who witness the crime are put under armed guard by emotionally repressed Texas ranger, Roland Sharp (Tommy Lee Jones). As he babysits the babes, he tries to mould them into prim and proper ladies in this fish-out-of-water caper as they in turn teach Roland the art of seduction.
MEET THE FOCKERS (12A) Robert De Niro reprises his role as retired CIA agent and disapproving prospective father-in-law to Ben Stiller's hapless suitor, Greg. This time they are joined by Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand as Greg's hippy parents. Hilarious fun!
MISS CONGENIALITY 2: ARMED AND FABULOUS (12A) Sandra Bullock is back as the tomboy fbi agent in this funny sequel. Despite the laughs though many might not find it as side splitting as the first hilarious instalment.
OCEAN'S TWELVE (12A) George Clooney returns as Danny Ocean, three years after masterminding the daring heist of 160 million dollars from arrogant casino owner Terry Benedict. Plans to start anew are ruined when Benedict demands his money back. Danny and sidekick Rusty Ryan reconvene the troops and head for Europe to steal a small fortune in priceless art and trinkets.
RACING STRIPES (U) The official film of Red Nose Day 2005 is a feel-good family adventure, produced by the same team who made Babe. With a host of celebrity voices, Racing Stripes tells the heart-warming tale of an abandoned baby zebra who falls in love with the idea of winning the prestigious Kentucky Open.
THE RING 2 (15): Reporter Rachel Keller and her son Aidan have moved to escape the cursed videotape and evil Samara that terrorised them in the original ring instalment. Rachel believes they are free of the curse until a local boy becomes the latest victim of the video nasty.
ROBOTS (U) A host of stars including Robin Williams and Halle Berry provide the voices for the characters in this new animation about a young robot who wants to become a famous inventor.
SAHARA (12A): Scientist Dr Eva Rojas (Penelope Cruz) investigates the outbreak of a potentially deadly contagion in war-torn Mali. She crosses paths with explorer Dirk Pitt (Matthew Mcconaughey) as he searches for a legendary civil war battleship. Fate conspires to throw the two groups together as they try to outsmart mother nature and conflicting troops.
THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE (U) He's yellow and a sponge and lives in the sea. Kids love him, so do students too and this is his first full-length movie. Enough said!
VALIANT (U) Set in the First World War and starring Ewan McGregor and Ricky Gervais. Valiant tells the story of a young pigeon who wants to help out in the war effort by flying vital messages. He ends up having to help one of his comrades.
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